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Group volunteers at RAM clinic using equipment bought with Tarrson Award funds
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|RAM volunteer: U. of L. dental student James Martineau examines a patient at the RAM clinic in Somerset, Ky.
The University of Louisville School of Dentistry students who won the 2011 ADA Foundation Bud Tarrson Dental School Student Community Leadership Award hit the road in September for a two-day Remote Area Medical event in Somerset, Ky., at the ready with equipment bought with their Tarrson Award funds.
RAM is a nonprofit organization that serves people in remote areas of the United States and around the world. The Somerset event included dental, medical and vision services.
The Tarrson Award annually recognizes one outstanding dental student-organized volunteer project and provides a $5,000 stipend to the school to use toward enhancing student service learning and outreach to underserved populations.
The ADA Foundation created the award in 2003 in honor of Bud Tarrson, former chief executive officer and owner of the John O. Butler Co. and an oral health philanthropist. His widow, Linda Tarrson, continues to be involved in the program as a way to honor his memory.
In fact, Mrs. Tarrson and Mr. Tarrson's son were on hand to see the winning students in action at the RAM event.
"It was wonderful being able to witness the program," Mrs. Tarrson said. "I was so moved by the volunteer spirit from the students, administration, faculty and assistant volunteers. The students were professional, organized, prepared and compassionate toward patients, and they took great pride in accomplishing their mission of providing quality access to care. It was extraordinary to watch how seamlessly they meshed with student and faculty volunteers from the University of Kentucky who joined the U. of L. students at this year's program."
At the two-day RAM clinic Sept. 8-9, nearly 80 University of Louisville dental school faculty and students volunteered to treat more than 680 patients. Their services included 1,352 extractions, 326 fillings, 140 cleanings, 59 exams and dozens of denture realignments and repairs.
"To have an event like RAM, you need both volunteers and donors," said Dr. Brooke Osgood Fukuoka, who was part of the 2011 winning team of students. "One thing that was special about the RAM event in Somerset, Ky., was that both showed up to the gym early Saturday morning. As one of the six original members of the University of Louisville RAM student chapter, it meant a lot to me to see how the chapter has grown not only to a point where it is a cause worthy of donation, but a cause worthy for the donor to visit the site."
The U. of L. students used the $5,000 award to purchase LED head lamps to aid in their work with dental school faculty and other volunteers in treating patients at RAM and other volunteer clinics.
"Several students approached me to say how happy they were that the student volunteer committee had decided to use the monetary award to purchase lights to be used by them and future student volunteers at these programs," Mrs. Tarrson said. "The use of these lights helps to enhance the quality of care and experience, in lighting conditions that normally are not desirable."
The dental school first became involved with RAM in 2005 and started annual participation in the Pikeville, Ky., RAM clinic in 2008.
"Our students are making a difference through their participation in Remote Area Medical events," said Dr. John Sauk, dean, U. of L. School of Dentistry. "The Tarrson family had a great experience witnessing the impact of our student outreach for America's underserved."
Mrs. Tarrson sang the praises of the 2011 winners and reiterated how much they deserved the Bud Tarrson Award.
"They each individually and as a team have brought honor and prestige to the award, and I am forever grateful and thrilled that the award and the ADA Foundation were able to offer such recognition to their dedication and efforts," she said.


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Cat Tracks: Arizona stages thrilling comeback to defeat Nevada in New Mexico Bowl
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The Good:
The Arizona Wildcats staged a thrilling comeback in the game's waning minutes to stun Nevada 49-48 in the New Mexico Bowl.
The 'Cats recovered an onside kick in the final minute of play, which helped set up Matt Scott's two-yard touchdown pass to Tyler Slavin. The extra point gave Arizona the lead with 19 seconds left in the game. Wildcat linebacker Marquis Flowers intercepted Nevada quarterback Cody Fajardo's desperation pass to preserve the win.
Arizona's senior quarterback threw for 382 yards and three touchdowns in the win.
The nation's leading rusher, Ka'Deem Carey, faced off against the second-leading rusher Stefphon Jefferson of Nevada. Carey ran for 172 yards and three scores while Jefferson tallied 180 yards and two touchdowns on the ground for the Wolf Pack.
The Bad:
Arizona's defense got torched early, especially on the ground. The Wildcats surrendered a total of 403 rushing yards against Nevada. The 'Cats also gave up 256 yards in the air. The defense did, however, manage to make two huge stops late in the game to give the offense a chance to win the game.
Scott tossed two interceptions on the day, but was able to redeem himself late and lead the Wildcats to an exhilarating victory.
� Terrence Miller was initially credited for the winning touchdown reception but it was his teammate Tyler Slavin, who had changed jerseys on the sideline, that came up with the winning grab.
� Arizona held the lead for just 19 seconds of game time.
� The teams combined for 1,234 yards of total offense in Saturday's showdown.
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- Series Premiere Date: Jul 11, 2013
- Season #: 1
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Jul 11, 2013I have to admit, I didn't know quite what to expect from Netflix as a show producer, but if "Orange is the New Black" is representative of the caliber of the shows they're investing in, I'm really impressed! Both the writing and the casting are excellent, and the show manages to be really funny while also telling meaningful stories about a refreshingly diverse range of engaging and three-dimensional characters My friend and I decided to check out just the first episode, but ended up watching five in a row because we were so caught up in the different storylines. It's already one of my favorite new shows, and I'm thrilled that Netflix has already ordered a second season it's nice to know that they recognize a good thing when they see it!
Side note: I would respectfully disagree with the reviewer who said the show made prison look not as bad as it really is, because the prison in the show is a medium security prison that does not house the most violent inmates. As such, it is actually a more realistic portrayal of life a typical women's prison than what we usually see on TV, though some of the characters may be unusually quirky!… Collapse
Jul 11, 2013Sharp, engrossing & funny, this "Oz" like Netflix original dramedy about life in a women's prison is filled with characters & storylines worthy of a 12-hour binge. -MN
Jul 16, 2013Funny, tense, fresh, fast-paced and mesmerizing the episodes can surprise you over and over, even when they are lacking. The season finale opens a sea of possibilities for improvement.
Jul 17, 2013Although this show is relatively entertaining, with the exception of the segments pertaining to her life outside of prison, the show lacks any hint of authenticity. All of these women have been convicted of crimes that warrant prison time and yet they are all portrayed as having a heart of gold. Anyone that has seen lockup would know that even in a women's jail life is much more intense than what has been portrayed in this program. Totally not buying Laura Prepon as any form of heroin dealer (she would be dead in seconds flat) because heroin is a much more serious game than just selling weed. I also find it incredibly hard to believe that a person would even be indicted let alone sentenced for a ten year old crime based on nothing more than the testimony of a criminal trying to get their sentence reduced. All that being said I think the show is still relatively entertaining which came as a complete surprise considering its from the same creator of that awful excuse for a television program they call Weeds, what a pile of crap that is. They could also do without that annoying Regina Spektor noise.… Expand
Jul 11, 2013Great! its a heartwarming, funny, and well mad show! The one thing I don't like is how they make prison look not as bad than it looks. Other than that, its a great show!
Jul 16, 2013Intelligent, provocative and at times downright hilarious. The cast is stellar and at the top of their game. The writing is nearly flawless and more importantly, I find, incredibly original. But what makes this fast-paced comedy-drama a cut above the rest its huge heart.
Jul 15, 2013Damn!! To begin with I was not sure this was for me, even before it was released I didn't get the trailer (I don't know why.) But I gave it a shot. One after another I watched every episode, i was completely addicted it took me by surprise how dark it actually got, that by the end I was wanting more.
Cannot wait for season 2. Loved it. Go watch!!
Jul 14, 2013This show proves it can be serious and hilarious all at one time. An unpredictable journey through a women's prison that will give you characters that you love to hate or characters you hate to love.
Jul 19, 2013Good show. It feels a little small, but maybe that will change with future seasons. Great cast. Interesting stories. Really different. Love the character back stories.
Jul 26, 2013I am truly puzzled by the critics of this excellent show. I am a forensic psychologist who has been in plenty of prisons, including some women's prisons, and this show is the real deal. Sure, it probably condenses and dramaticizes events that more realistically occur over a period of years, but they DO occur, and the inmates are pretty realistic (for a women's prison...in my experience, the intelligence level is lower in men's prisons). The writing and acting are superb. Some professional critics are calling this the "new Mad Men" and I concur. I look forward to Season 2; it it keeps up with Season 1, the we are in for some phenomenal video-watching. Kudos to Netflix: two great shows (House of Cards being the other) in a year!!… Expand
Jul 26, 2013Im from México and i only have a question, when start the second season. I totally loved this original series. Good work, i really need the second season now!!!!!! Really very good Job...!!!!:)
Jul 25, 2013One of the best cast of supporting characters I've ever seen. Similar to shows like Thrones and House of Cards, there really isn't an all good or an all bad character which helps make them compelling. Great mix of comedy and drama and hopefully a bright future for many new actresses in this series.
Aug 1, 2013I don't write many reviews for this site, but I just wanted to add my two cents: this show is pretty spectacular. I would recommend it to anyone that likes any or all of Weeds, Dexter, Damages, or Breaking Bad due to the show's mix of dark humor and drama. It sheds light on some issues you don't see commonly covered, and the acting among the entire cast is incredible.... which is a very rare thing to find!… Expand
Jul 26, 2013Original, entretenida y con buen guión, buen reparto y roles interesantes rozando a veces lo grotesco.
Muy recomendable si estáis cansados de series de policías, médicos, etc.
Jul 16, 2013I was curious about this show due to Jenji Kohan's involvement but didn't have high expectations after Netfilx's last offering, Hemlock Grove. I immediately became hooked on this great new series. It somehow manages to be funny, outrageous, audacious, provocative, poignant, insightful, and frightening all in one episode. The back story of each character and the way the characters interact is so engaging and fun to watch. The acting is superb and the show's writing is extremely sharp. I love the Netflix format which allowed me to watch the entire season in four days. However I almost wish they would release individual or perhaps pairs of episodes at intervals to keep binge watchers like myself from using up a good thing too soon. Now I'm left to wait for season two. I hope it's not a long wait!!… Expand
Jul 26, 2013Orange is the New Black is one of the best things to have been broadcast, ever. If you don't watch this show, you're missing out on sheer brilliance. With the right balance of drama & comedy they broach real issues spanning from racism, to politics, to homophobia without boring or lecturing the viewers, and they have a stellar cast & a stellar crew to bring it to us & keep us on the edge of our seats right till the last second.
TL;DR: WATCH THIS SHOW.… Expand
Aug 11, 2013Impressive program. It started out a bit light, seeming like a light and fluffy version of prison dramas. But the characterizations were excellent, and the stories were well told. However, the season finale was quite surprising. I'm looking forward to season 2.
Jul 28, 2013I agree that the show has no authenticity (the communication between inmates and prison officials is a complete fantasy it's like they are counselors at a rehab or something), but this isn't The Wire either. It's very funny, has a few great storylines and my vote for cliffhanger ending of the year.
Oct 20, 2013I love, love, love this show!
I'm always very cautious with Netflix Originals but this show deserves to be aired on TV because it's that good!
It mixes drama and comedy very well, there's not one bad actor, each episode has been brilliant and I hope they keep this up in the future, because if they do this show may be around for a long time!
Jul 14, 2013Unlike Oz, this show is actually watchable. It is more akin to the early years of Weeds. Heartfealt, story with actual meaning and depth. The first episode feels like a bit of fluff, but the show kicks it in to gear in episode 3 with characters and stories that really do make you feel, regardless if its centered around a junkie, murderer or one time retard.
Jul 14, 2013GUTSY, in a realm of next generation of Drama escalation. Taylor Schilling quantifies her emotions in such a unique atmosphere as Federal Prison. That I got the feeling of loss, betrayal and epic powerful emotions, but on the same note soft laughs and humor to fill the gaps between downtime's. Jason Biggs brought me to even tears at his volumes of hardships to Taylor. That far surpass his earlier work in anyway. The cast was magnificent and I could number them off. So I will, Kate Mulgrew really brings the sense of nourishment to others as well as the hate for betrayers. Michelle Hurst, with her dark and mirrored past, but holds her spite on the ones who don't piss her off. What an amazing cast, thank you Netflix!!!… Expand
Sep 5, 2013I just finished watching season one of Orange is the New Black and I was surprised with how good the show was. The cast of characters are all interesting and well acted. The production is top notch and the directing is flawless. The writing isn't cliched at all. The protagonist is so real and imperfect that the show isn't predictable but there are hints at plot points early on showing how well the show was planned out. Taylor Schilling plays the main character and she does an incredible job. I'm not too familiar with her as an actress but there are times when she looks almost like a blonde Katy Perry. I also really like the way the show's story is told. It takes almost a Lost approach by introducing you to characters through their past, via flashbacks. The show is crude and sometimes obscene so it isn't for everyone but I think most people would quite enjoy it.… Expand
Oct 26, 2013So one day it occur me, hey i should watch a new series. Dug for info and found this one and i watch the WHOLE Season in a Weekend. Oh my God it is so Good. I love the whole love triangle, the fact that Pipper completely lost her track facing the reality of her situation, does Alex deserve to be forgiven?, Larry and Pipper are meant to be?. I want all my questions answered next season. Now lets talk about the women, those girls are nuts and I love them to death, they are so funny, the show itself its outrageous, Definitely a MOST watch. So exited for next season.… Expand
Sep 20, 2013Holy eff. This show is the Characters, writing, story lines, back stories, everything thing is magic and who doesn't like watching a bit of magic? I heard the actually book is crap, and not at all this entertaining, but thankfully Jenji knows all about inventing a bit of fiction. I was watching this with the bf (boyfriend, not best friend) and he said, quote, "I kinda wanna go to women's prison." And truth be told, now you, me and all who want can go to women's prison with "Orange is the New Black."… Expand
Nov 5, 2013This show is meandering at best. I have watched 4 episodes so far and I do not know where it is going-which is good. But a bit boring. The characters are slowly revealing themselves but WAY too slowly. I do like the flashbacks to tell the back stories of the characters but cannot stand the boredom between events within each episode. Each episode is about an hour but could easy be told just as well in 30 minutes.… Expand
Aug 9, 2013Not the best show I've ever seen, but it's certainly engrossing. I wouldn't necessarily say it's funny as I haven't found many instances where it was laugh worthy, but it's still good as a drama.
Dec 30, 2013Great writing, amazing cast, intricate and compelling storytelling, Netflix has brought us one of the better shows of the year. Definitely can't wait to see what the next season dishes out.
Aug 1, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I must say that this show is great! Each episode is a bit different from the previous one in that you get to know each character's history and their current situation in the prison. I loved the big black girl who was released after multiple attempts at parole. She was so funny and was definitely my favorite character. But, each lady has her own personality and brings something to the show that makes it all the more enjoyable to watch. Netflix is really doing great with their exclusive shows and this is one of the top this year!… Expand
Jul 26, 2013Well worth watching. I was expecting "women in chains". I was very pleased with the character development. You could almost smell the prison food and the bathroom looked as nasty as it should.
Sep 6, 2013I couldn't finish this show. It really got boring and repetetive and I was sick of listening to all the female characters complaining about numerous things.
Aug 21, 2013Thoroughly enjoyable prison series that breaks the usual character archetypes through a clever use of back story, and believable story-telling. For a series that's billed as a comedy, expect a lot more than just cheap laughs with great acting and a superb script. Netflix do it again, superb.
Aug 6, 2013I wouldn't say it's one of the best series I ever watched, but I did enjoy watching the first few episodes. It got boring after a while, they had too many flashbacks so they could tell the character's stories, didn't really roll with me.
I can see there's a lot of potential for lovable characters since you really get to know them, guess some people might really like this show.
Aug 2, 2013I forgot how good Jenji Kohan can be making television shows. Weeds was incredible for the first 3 seasons. After that it was absolute garbage. This show is already better than Weeds and I've only watched 6 episodes so far. This show has the potential to be one of the most important television shows of our generation. If I had to point out this shows biggest strength it would be the perfect acting, especially by Taylor Schilling. Other than Hemlock Grove, Netflix is batting a thousand with it's exclusive shows.… Expand
Jul 13, 2013It's probably the best show Netflix has ever produced. It's funny and cover's a wide range of characters and story element's. The main character is interesting and the way we go into different inmates backgrounds is great. All in all it's a fantastic show. Highly recommend. Warning though this is as much a drama as it is a comedy. It's quite interesting.
Jul 14, 2013Insane! I watched the whole first season in 2 days. It's crazy good. The plot, the characters, everything. Pretty much perfect. It's funny but at the same time it is dead serious. It's the perfect blend of all the aspects that make up a great TV show. I cannot think of one way to improve this show. It's amazing, you have to watch it no matter what you like.
Sep 24, 2013Orange is the New Black is very entertaining. The comedy can be a little flat at times but the overall, every episode is very satisfying. I don't think there is a single bad actor in the show. Especially, Taylor Schilling. She's just amazing in every way. The character Piper Chapman fits her perfectly and she can dance to Michael Jackson!
Jul 17, 2013The show takes several episodes to hit its stride so don't give up after the unimpressive pilot. It's mostly a comedy, not a very subtle one, at first and then they go deeper to reveal the characters behind the stereotypes and the stories take on a more dramatic turn instead of an SNL series of skit about ladies jails.
Don't watch expecting the darkness or grit of Oz though, you won't find it, but it's a pleasant watch once they exhausted all the clichés they could think of and start getting into the storytelling.… Expand
Jul 20, 2013OSTNB is the must see show of 2013. Netflix hit a home run with it. It's a lot better than the newer Arrested Development.
You won't be disappointed. Anyone who rates it lows, just dislikes it on a personal level because the show has a lot going on and dosent ever seem to get boring.
One small flaw is the flashbacks. They do them for almost all the main characters, its warranted and needed but I dont always feel interested when they are happening.… Expand
Jul 14, 2013I watched the entire 13 episodes in 2 days. it was addicting. When I wasn't watching it, I was thinking about it. I hope to get to see it ongoing I can't wait to find out what happens next!
Jul 20, 2013At first, I was incredibly unsure about even the idea of the show. I watched the first episode, and still couldn't decide if I liked it. So, I gave it one more shot and fell in love! This show is great. I've actually spent the entire day watching it. I can't wait for season 2!
Jul 22, 2013Definitely hooks you in once you start watching it, love the way it keeps moving in multiple directions just when you think its all said and done it moves again!! excellent viewing, great casting.
Jul 22, 2013Ótima série, o padrão de produção das séries próprias da Netflix está sendo tão bom, ou até melhor, que o da HBO, como sempre sendo comparada! Vale a pena manter assinatura.
Jul 24, 2013A pleasant surprise. So far, I've enjoyed this and Lilyhammer (another original Netflix show). Each episode provide a great story line that slowly built the whole season towards the season finale. The ending made sure you wanted to watch for air time for Season 2!
Jul 26, 2013I find the show very entertaining. Women prison is an interesting setting for a show, and the writers do a good job of making the characters interesting. They go into common backgrounds of broken families and heartbreaking upbringings sometimes, and then balance that with some characters who just make bad decisions. The pace of the show keeps you watching episode after episode. I give it a medium score for two reasons. One, prison is not that fluffy. One in 25 people are sociopaths in the real world, and I would bet that number is much higher in prison. The show portrays the inmates as having hearts of gold. I don't mind the hearts of gold perspective, but sometimes the show really loses me because it is so unrealistic. Also, the worst inmate is a Jesus freak, and I really hate that they make her the bad guy. Religion does a lot for addiction and ex convicts, and this show does a supreme disservice by portraying religion in prison in a bad light. That alone makes the rest of the show seem mediocre.… Expand
Jul 27, 2013This series is just too good! Character driven, it has a interesting storyline, good sense of humor, good actors, good cinematography. It's all there. Very entertaining!
Jul 27, 2013I'm only about halfway through the first season but I'm really enjoying it so far. Nice to see a predominately female cast (and even a transgender actress) made up of many different races and ages. It uses the same structure as LOST (one character's backstory per episode) but the similarities with that show end there. It's hilarious, bold, scathing, and just FUN to watch (I think some of the critics are overlooking that). If you're like me and couldn't stand Weeds, don't worry--this is MUCH better than that show.… Expand
Jul 27, 2013This was a great first season. Loved the writing, characters, and I was so engrossed in the series that I binged watched the final 5 episodes. Looking forward to season 2.
Jul 30, 2013Based on the pilot alone, I can't say I'm terribly impressed by the show. I felt at one point I was watching what would happen if one of the cast of Friends had to go to prison. Orange also wants to appeal immediately to the demographic that is still shocked or entertained by models as lesbians who eventually realize they want to marry a man, the lure used with Kissing Jessica Stein in the past.
The supporting characters are written so flat it would suggest the writers wanted to make sure you understood who everybody was immediately based on characters you've seen in countless television shows before.
Even the minor surprise for the episode would have been better if it had been delayed.
Some of the aspects of prison life are fairly accurate, but others are strange. I'll revisit my review after subsequent episodes.… Expand
Jul 30, 2013When I first saw this show I had no idea what I was watching, but I was hooked. It's funny, edgy and thought provoking. What made this show even better to me was learning that it was based on the very real experiences of the writer/author Piper Kerman's one year in prison.
At a time in my life when I was unsure of what career move I was going to make this show has inspired me to work in the female correctional facility in my country, something I never believed would've been possible with just my undergrad degree.… Expand
Aug 1, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. One word: AMAZING!!
Funny, hilirious, awesome this Show I loved it and can´t wait of season 2! A great show, so don´t stop production, then I infected all my friends with it and allmost all loved too … Expand
Aug 2, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Netflix made a good move with this show. It's not quite on par with House of Cards, but infinitely better than Hemlock Grove. I enjoyed the first season, but I have mixed feelings about it and probably will not watch any subsequent season.
This show isn't a realistic depiction of women's prison. Read the book by the real Piper Kerman if you want that. There's no tampon sandwiches, no guards impregnating inmates, no staged suicides, no brutal violence, an no lesbian sex taking place in every nook and cranny of the institution. But all that stuff is what makes good TV, and keeps you hooked in. The show does a good job of conveying the surreal experience of the main character, even if it borders on absurd at times.
The reason I have mixed feelings about the show is this: this show's target audience is privileged, white liberals. And it does a FANTASTIC job of tickling all the political erogenous zones of said target audience. Not only does the show aim to confirm progressive beliefs about prison, but manages to shoehorn liberal dogma into nearly every episode. Allow me to elaborate.
There's the basic Hollywood playbook stuff: Non stop lesbian sexual encounters, the plight of the transgendered in prison, and a comedic depiction of prison racial tribalism as seen through the lens of white privilege. Actual gangs do not exist in the show. Then there's the hardcore dogma...
The prison is run by corrupt administrators who are drunk on the job, embezzle money, have sex with the inmates, deal drugs, stage suicides, and are arguably bigger criminals than the women they are in charge of. This applies to almost every guard, counselor, and administrator in the show. There is one guard who is deliberately kept "clean and pure", so that she can approach the main character and proclaim that they are only different because one of them got caught. The guard professes to have also made "bad choices" in life a euphemism frequently used in place of "committed crime" in the show.
The inmates' back stories are explored, via sob-story flashbacks, usually showing that they are victims of circumstance or committed justifiable crimes. There's one who murdered a rapist, one who accidentally shot a kid on her property, the street kid who wants to payback all the victims of her shoplifting, a host of substances abusers, and the protagonist who was busted for muleing drug money a decade earlier just barely making the statute of limitations. There are no hardened criminals who get flashbacks.
There's the obligatory scene where an inmate explains how prison is preferable to working minimum wage If that doesn't scream "privileged white liberals believe this, but very few minimum wage workers do" then you probably found it equally plausible that a bunch of inmates would spend their money on pocket radios to listen to NPR.
Then there are the "Christians" in the show. One is a nun who chained herself to a missile silo or something. She is the "good Christian". The rest of them are violent methamphetamine abusers with horrible teeth. The leader of the "Christians" is a meth-head who has had multiple abortions, but unwittingly gained the support of a "pro-life" organization after gunning down a clinic worker on the day of her fifth abortion. She even had the aforementioned "pro-lifers" literally cheering for her at trial. That's how she came to the Lord, you see.
They even wrote in a scene where the Christian meth heads tee up the protagonist for a slam-dunk monologue that made evangelical atheists everywhere climax in their pants. Piper declares herself a champion of science, explains that religion is a crutch, ponders the fate of non-Christians in foreign lands, and even manages to work in a reverent incantation of the name Neil deGrasse Tyson.
At some point during the show, almost every villain charter, from guard to meth-head, will make it clear that they are a "conservative" by complaining about liberals, Obama, or dropping some other hint. The writers probably thought they were being subtle there, but it's pretty obvious.
In spite of being full of so much liberal dogma, they actually managed to make the show funny and entertaining. And it really does hold your attention, and keep you wanting more. That's why it gets a five and not a zero.… Expand
Aug 6, 2013When I first heard about this show I thought it was going to be a US version of the UK show Bad Girls, I heard that jenji kohan created the show and it had the storyline of taking drugs over the border, I thought that it was going to be like weeds, so I wanted to watch a little bit so I seen the trailer and it looks like a good show and it is, considering the fact that it's a true story (it's hard remaking a story that happened in reality) as soon as it came out I had a marathon of all the episodes, it's very sharp sometimes grossing and sometimes really uncomfortable.… Expand
Aug 7, 2013Congrats Netflix! Best show of the summer. Great writing, amazing performances, and no agenda except to show that folks in prison are mostly unbalanced and/or good people who did dumb stuff. Neither group should be in prison. Its time to empty prisons of non-violent offenders and lower taxes.
Aug 15, 2013Watched the whole series in 1 weekend. Its outstanding. It humanizes prisoners and is hilarious (and totally unrealistic). At the same time you're watching a rich sweet hispter chick slowly lose everything and become hardened.
Aug 21, 2013I was a bit ambivalent about this show. It wasn't what I thought it would be, and yet, it was. I think there are some truisms here, but hyperbole also.
On a scale of 1 10, I give it a 6.
Terrible, terrible ending to Season 1, and I most likely won't return.
Feb 4, 2014I was scared to develop a lot of my time watching this series but in the end, it was a great time spending with Piper, Alex, Red, and all the other memorable characters developed throughout this well-thought out drama. This isn't just a normal drama but has every single thing you would want in a hit TV-show premise. It's story, which doesn't dissappoint in it's twist and turns that always leaves you in shock after each episode. Next, it's comedy, which was surprisingly not dull at any moment and always had me laughing. Finally, its romantic part. There were many parts of these romantic parts that always had me loving each bit of it suprisingly. Season 1 of Orange is the New Black was an original piece of entertainment that will be remembered for years to come.… Expand
Aug 30, 2013Went into this show apprehensively, didn't seem like something I would enjoy, but friends said to go for it. I'm not sure I've been more pleasantly surprised about a show before. It picks up quickly, all the characters are interesting and there's hardly a dull moment. It's funny, it's gripping, and so what if it isn't completely true-to-life... it's a television show, not a documentary, though it is based off a real person's story and their book of the same name. The only con is in the way Netflix releases their shows, I binge-watched and now I'm going through withdrawals waiting for the next season.… Expand
Aug 29, 2013I did not expect much from the show but it turned out to be one Hilarious Show. Netflix hit the bulls eye with this one. I can't wait for the next season.
Sep 2, 2013In this series, allot of genres are being covered. There are allot of funny moments, moments of excitement, of sadness, moments of utter ridiculousness, and the occasional R Rated scenes, which personally I do not mind at all! These characteristics make this series an overall plus in my opinion and seeing all of the other reviews here I think most of you (us) agree.
Sep 7, 2013The title does not serve the show right. The show is amazing, I've never been so addicted to a series. Alex and Piper, pure electric romance. All the stores are captivating. Funny, dark, and yet very real. I can't believe I have to wait for Season 2 and I hope it'll be just as good. This show makes me reflect on so many topics about the justice system, personal identity, homophobia, etc. All without you knowing it! You'll be on the ride and in complete disbelief that it's over. Bring on Season 2, please.… Expand
Oct 5, 2013Cómo la web me pide un mínimo de 150 caracteres, y necesito hacer el review para poder tenerla archivada en mi perfil, pues suelto este rollo o y mi votación es de 8. Un saludo.
Sep 30, 2013I was quite surpirsed with the quality and caliber of 'Orange is the new Black' Jenji Kohan does a remarkable job and really connects with the viewer and takes you on an emotional journey with a good dose of humor. Great work Netflix!
Oct 1, 2013It is much better than I expected. The actresses really get to their characters. The show is always surprising because they use all the story-lines not only the main one. It is exciting see what a female prison like that works, and is refreshing how they talk about lesbianism and human relationships. A must see Tv show. You wont regret it.
Oct 6, 2013Great show. It has good writing, has a cast that works well together, has amazing performances (both female and male save one), is heartwarming and is as sharp as a shiv. The actress that plays the main character does not seem to have a hard time keeping up with all of the perfect performances going on around her. All-in-all it is smart-cute-creepy-funny-sexy-fun.
I can do without the guy from American Pie or watch the writers and directors fail at the OZ-like flashbacks. The rest of the show makes up for these small problems. The Pie-pooftah has a family that is very open and embarrassing (go figure he is playing the same character) is flat and could make a better comedic straight man in a show that was not as smart as this one. Some of the cuts, back to various inmates' pasts, do not transition as seamlessly as I would like causing more of a disconnect when a few lines of dialogue could keep me in the moment or some narration (over the flashback) could keep the story on track.… Expand
Oct 17, 2013Because a lot of people have made a buzz about this series, I spent a night downloading all the 13 episodes for season 1. Until now, I still haven't watched episode 10. I am busy watching other TV Shows. I just don't find the same fondness others have found about the show. I could see that the stories are great but it is not necessarily a standout series. The settings are new but the rest about it are normal.… Expand
Nov 16, 2013I was not sure that the show was going to be good because the premise seemed too simple. But I checked it out anyway and, man!, I would've regretted it so bad had I never seen this show. The cast managed to make me feel all depressed, happy, and frustrated. A definite roller coaster road! And honestly, I never thought Jason Biggs could act like he does in Orange is the New Black. Kudos!
Jan 5, 2014Awesome series. I already had planned to see this series last summer but due to other events i wasn't able to see it. These winter holidays let me have enough time to enjoy it calmly and i couldn't be more happy. It was a wonderful surprise. All actors/actresses performed greatly and each episode was watched with a true and sincere attention and the desire to watch the episode after that just watched constantly grew up with the evolving of the series. I hope the 2nd season will be so enjoyable to watch.
Good work Netflix; finally.… Expand
Feb 17, 2014The show is interesting enough, but feels like much of the same that is currently on network TV (With the exception of the lesbian love making). After a whole season of character development and I feel we are still back at square one. The back and forth character sways that create much of the drama this season seem over done and got boring near the end. I look forward to see what changes in season 2.… Expand
Apr 22, 2014While this show certainly gave me countless laughs, I was often put off by the clearly political undertones. The acting is great, the characters (at least the main ones) are solid, and I loved the unique female prison setting that it uses. Although like I said before, the political undertones were not my favorite, and they would often halt any laughter or excitement I had with continuing the show. This show is a good one, and kept pulling me back in despite the rather biased political content that is constantly shoved in your face. This is a great show that is plagued with politics. If I wanted to have an internal dispute based on biased politics, I would watch Fox News. Please don't give us what we already have enough of in this country. Long story short: Good show that could have been great.… Expand
Apr 8, 2014This show was the reason I joined Netflix. I have never been compelled to start an account with that site but after hearing a lot of rave reviews for this show, I decided to give it a shot. Now, not only am I hooked, I have become a die-hard fan in every aspect possible. The show embraces and showcases originality from start to finish. With a premise that has an all-female cast, most of them unknown, it gives a breath of fresh air to the usual staple we get on network TV these days. On top of that, this unknown cast is beyond talented. It is a remarkable show that I hope does not end up going down the route of lacklustre plots in future seasons and continue bringing to the table fantastic story lines that keep you on the binge-watching bandwagon for long. Also, kudos to them for bringing women in TV shows to the forefront. It may be set in a women's prison but it does not stop short of showing a variety of women from different backgrounds, skin colour and sexuality.… Expand
Orange has graphic scenes that aren't for kids. But they aren't played for cheap gags, either, and that attitude serves the production well. With Schilling in top form, this Orange tastes fresh.
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The performances by the likes of Mr. Biggs, Ms. Mulgrew and, especially, Ms. Schilling are so convincing, and the dialogue so sharp, that none of this feels like prurience for its own sake.


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You know how much Franny and I love to look at books and I found a great one in Martha's library the other day. It's simply called dogs, and it is a collection of anonymous snap shots and family photos compiled by Catherine Johnson. Each of these pictures show the love shared by man and his best friend. It was a good read on a hot and sultry summer day.
A great book!Posted by Sharkey
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Hi Franny & Sharkey,
Books are fun to read and look at we learn so much. Right now I am reading Jack & Jill By Jill Rappaport It's about a miracle dog with a happy tail to tell! My Mama recently received it for her birthday and she read it to me! I am glad you like books too.
To Basil- I hope you are doing better today after being in the animal hospital for two days. Please feel better, my Mama and I we are praying for you and for your immune system to settle down and work properly for you again.
Until next time,
Mrs. Bosley Chow Chow
Good Morning F & S
It sure was a hot one here yesterday, I stayed indoors -too hot for me. Mom had to play in a golf tournament, she didn't look to good when she got home - I think the heat got to her also.
I myself am not a reader, I prefer to chew the books. Sharkey, if you need glasses you need Martha to pick up some designer frames, those aren't too stylish.
We were reading Martha's blog this morning, we are having the same trouble with our tomatoes this year. Mom was able to buy some plum tomatoes at the farm market this weekend and canned 45 quarts plus we got to make 55 quarts of pickles. Mom's niece Abbie LOVES pickles so we made extra. Abbie came over and played with me all day while mom and her sister were in the kitchen. I just love Abbie - she gives me lots of hugs and kisses.
Stay cool
***Basil I hope you are feeling better.
Hi Ladies,I am up and around a bit better today. Just had breakfast, which I ate with all those meds. They are making me better however. Before I went back to resting I thought I would check in and get the scoop of the day. Mrs. Bosley Chow Chow how nice of you and your Mama to think of me. Those prayers are what really helps. Some doctors had given up on me a long time ago, but I am a strong guy.
As for the books, you two sure do get around. I love that library of your's. Sharkey, I must say that I am not too sick to notice how attractive your look in those glasses. Beauuuutiful!!!!! Maybe your can get Martha to get you a studded leash like the Frenchie in the book!!!
Love & licks,
what a great book!!! mommie delia collects books and she just showed me one of Kitti Kat art!
I love your glasses Sharkey, you look very studious...and Francey Pants you turning a page is very impressive.
a note for Basil, we prayed this morning that you regain your health...
Hello ladies, Kirby here.
I'm not much into reading but I do look at some pictures. When we travel, daddy uses a thing called GPS on the computer and I sometimes watch it for a long time as the map changes. Speaking of pictures, just get your camera and I'll pose for you. I like having my picture taken. Sometimes I meet strangers with small children. I will sit and let the child put their arms around me while their parent's take the picture. One little boy thought that I was a bear and wouldn't get near me. Daddy didn't help maters at all when he told the little boy that my name was Kirby Bear.
Catch you later, Kirby.
Good morning Francesca and Sharkey: My oh my Sharkey. You sure look distinguished with your reading glasses on. Mom and I sure hope you and Francesca enjoyed the book you were reading.
Basil - Please feel better soon. Being sick is just not good for us. We should be too busy having fun. Make sure you get to take lots of naps and eat really good food.
Well, I thought I would tell you how much I enjoyed my beauty spa treatment at PetSmart. The ladies were real nice to me and when I was ready to go, I was all dry and smelled really nice and my nails were clipped and my ears were cleaned. They did a wonderful job and I met alot of pup friends there too. Mom said if I liked it and they were nice to me, I could have a spa treatment once a month. I love being spoiled. Well, gotta go have a sun bath before it gets too hot here in NC. Take care and have a fun day. See ya later. Love, Gracyn.
Hi F&S!
I'm back! Had a nice week off form the norm. How's everything with the two of you?
Sharkey? When did you become far-sighted? You look very umm, well, like a professor or something! Cute, though!
Franny? You thinkin' kinky? I suppose we'll see you in a studded collar at some point, hummm?
Glad you found a good book! Funny, too! Just yesterday mom and I saw a woman with a baby stroller pushing her little dog in it! I wanted to tell you all about it. Life has so many coincidences!
Sharkey, when and where did you get those hot eyeglasses? You look sharp and cute! Mom told me that reading glasses are used when someone is far-sighted, or can't see things that are close. Now I know why you mashed my nose with your chin and stepped on my feet when we were tiptoeing through the hydrangeas recently! (You weren't too dainty, but I didn't mind). Wish I could read your cool book! Bye
It WAS a near/record-breaking hot day yesterday for many of us, and I'm glad you girls opted to stay indoors a spell and read your little books. You looked so studious in your glasses, Sharkeybarkey, and Franniebrindle, you are just the prettiest little thing! Now Sharkey, you're pretty too...Frannie's just a little more lady-like, that's all...
Little Basilhonnie, I prayed for you this morning, the very minute I read your mommie's update on yesterday's post. I'm glad to hear from you today - God bless you, little one! May He strengthen your little body each day - more and more!
(Mandy, did you say something?!...what, honey? Oh, okay, I'll tell them...)
Mandy wanted me to wish everyone a happy Tuna Tuesday...even if most of you are puppiedoggies.
Hello Friends,
What a great way to spend a hot Summer day and what an interesting book about our fellow canines!
Reading is fun and I am frequently called upon to sit beside by brother and sister while they read and do their homework. Then, Mom makes us all take about thirty minutes out of our evening and read. We each take turns reading a book together. Right now, my brother is obsessed with anything having to do with our former presidents, so we are reading about Thomas Jefferson. What an interesting guy he was.
I think it's great that you both are not only promoting the importance of the animal-human connection, but our letting all your readers know the importance of reading as well. You two are such wonderful writers because you read. Not only does reading transport you to places you have never imagined, it helps your writing skills too.
I think I'll spend this afternoon reading. I can't wait to see what you two are up to tomorrow.
Fisher Jimmy
Gee, must be nice to be literate, unfortunately my mom did not teach me to read. Probably because she thought that I may be able to read the labels of all of the tasty treats in the kitchen and have a go at them. Guess I will have to continue to 'read' with my nose.
So, do dogs read from left to right? Or Right to left?
Just curious.
Hi Sweeties,
My, my Sharkey, you look so studious with those glasses on - they look almost like a pair of mine although I don't think I look quite as good in mine as you do in yours! That's a real pretty book you have there, it looks rather vintage too. I'm glad you didn't get the urge to chew one of the corners like my dogs used to do, or did you? You two are so smart and getting smarter and now I know why. Keep reading and by the way, how are the geese?
P.S. Basil, I'm so glad you're feeling better today. Keep strong!
Sharkey, you look adorable in your reading glasses!
Hi-I'm Frasier. I'm new to this blog. I have enjoyed reading about Martha's dogs and wish I could come over and play. I enjoy reading the newspaper with my mommy and eating the tomatoes and cherries she grows in our backyard. Basil, I hope you are feeling better-I was also under the weather and have to take medicine for my skin allergies. Love ya, Frasier.
Hi Girl Friends, I love the book you are enjoying today. Great looking dogs in it. Sharkey, you look soooo cute in those glasses. Do you wear them very often? I love all of the things you share with us. It just adds to things that I can learn every day by looking at your delightful blog. Keep it up. Basil, I'm glad you are feeling better. Stay strong. Love, Dudley Do Right xoxoxo
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